The 1932 suicide note of Eastman Kodak founder and roll film inventor, George Kodak.
via LettersOfNote.
“On the evening of March 14, Eastman, gathered a group of his friends at his home in order to witness a change of his will. Eastman was 77 years of age, and for the past few years had seen his health decline rapidly… Later that evening, with the task complete, he asked his friends to leave and retired to his bedroom where, moments later, he was found dead with a gunshot wound to his chest.”
The note reads: To my friends. My work is done. Why wait?
